What Hearts tell Premiership boss about ruthless Hibs 'demand' after experiencing Edinburgh demands first-hand
www.edinburghnews.scotsman.com - 2024-05-03T13:15:40.000Z

A Premiership gaffer knows first-hand the pressure that Hibs will be coming under - and that’s why he doesn’t expect them to take their foot off the pedal. Don Cowie is interim manager of Ross County and faces Nick Montgomery’s side this weekend, seeking a crucial win in their fight against relegation. A disappointing bottom six finish has sparked fresh scrutiny at Easter Road after club chiefs labelled the finish unacceptable. Former midfielder Cowie featured for Hearts as a player between...

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